Arturo Loaiza-Bonilla, MD, Medical Oncologist and Principal Investigator at St. Luke’s University Health Network, shared on LinkedIn:
“LIVE TODAY · 12:00 EDT / 18:00 CEST
Community Oncology Global Congress 2026 · OncoDaily
Most people with cancer are treated in the community, not in academic centers. If AI doesn’t work there, it doesn’t work.
I’m moderating ‘AI in Community Oncology: From Clinical Decision Support to Workflow Transformation’ – four talks, then a moderated discussion with the people building, vetting, and using these tools in real clinics:
- Fred Ashbury (Scientific Officer, VieCure) – AI as clinical decision support in community practice
- Vinona Bhatia (Founder, P4CI Partnering for Cancer Innovation) – a diligence framework: what to demand from an AI tool before it touches your workflow
- Iyad Sultan (Chief Health Informatics Officer, King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center) – building trust: medical data, validation, and clinical governance
- Nadia Z.nassi (Otaksa) – decentralized AI networks for global cancer intelligence, privacy intact
On the panel: Debanjan Kundu, MD (Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute, India) and Darshil Shah, MD, MPH (Ironwood Cancer and Research Centers, USA)
We’ll get concrete: What’s ready for routine use today, and what should stay experimental? What evidence should a practice demand before trusting a tool? Where does AI take work off the clinician’s plate instead of adding another layer of alerts?
One hour. Practical answers. Global perspectives. All supported by peers.”
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